Is The Hot Inflation Data In Q1 Noise Or Signal?
Adam Gault Thursday’s first-quarter GDP report delivered a one-two punch for markets: slower-than-expected growth and hotter-than-expected inflation. In reaction, stocks fell and US Treasury yields rose. At first glance, the risk-off response looks reasonable. But a closer look at the GDP numbers still leaves room for debate. Let’s start with the offending data that sent…